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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-06
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity OF Paris, Tex, by the re-
markable recovery of Mr.. J. E. Corley,
who was SO helpless he could not turn
in bed, or raise his head; everybody
said he was dying Of consumption. A
trial bottle of DR.. Kings New Discoy-
cry was sent him. Finding relief, he
bought large bottle and box of DR..
Kings New Life Pills; by the time he
had taken two boxes of Pills and two
bottles Of the Discovery. he was well
and had gained in flesh thirty-six
pounds. 81
Trial Bottles Of this Great Discovery
or Consumption free at G. Z. Roos. 2
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-06
SLEEPY Eye CORRESPONDENCE.

Mr. d. /. Russell left for Los Angelo
last week Thursday.
Our new depot will be ready for oc-
cupancy in about ten days.
The Baptist convention held here was
well attended. About fifty ministers
were present and a good many had
their ladies with them.
Mr.. Fred. Nell was made happy last
Saturday, his wife presented him with i. q
bouncing boy Fred. was around setting Ell g
'enl up alright.
Mr.. Grant. Prescott gave his cannon
a good and fair trial Thursday evening.
1t stood the test he gave it to perfec-
ton. The gun'is an ornament and MI:
Prescott should be awarded a gold
medal
Horace Eaton was made happy on
the morning Of July 18th. His wife pre-
ssented him with little girl. Horace
saws take smoke, boys. It's q gal.
The Misses Annie and Jennie Roth
of Springfield spent the Fourth in Slee-
py Eye, being the guest OF Emma
Zieske and Mamie McBain.
The Operetta given by our young
folks Monday and Tuesday evening
was highly appreciated by those pres
ent. Monday there was q full house.
Rev. Nipold of the NJ. r. Church
preached in the Evangelical Church
Sunday, to = good house, in the absence
of Rev Hen,el. b
Mr.. Louis Mogensen and wife went
to Minneapolis last Saturday to spend
the Fourth and visit friends.
che Misses Emma Polnie and Sarah
Zieske Of Courtland were here Spend
ing the 4th and visiting friends.
The Union Band went to Lake Hans
Ka on Sunday to celebrate the 18th one
day ahead of time. Monday the 4th
they celebrated in Sleepy Eve.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-06
Fair fac Waves

s., 3 & = IS -
e. Ht1SxI ~ sYesVeS
We are going to celebrate the
fourth IN 9 patriotic way.
Professor j. w. Brown who has
been teaching the summer term OF
school at this place contempla tes
spending his vacation at home.
Marshal Louis Shule has erected an
elegant liberty pole in front Of his store
on Warter street.
Vincents Brand formerly West
Newton chap has recently abandoned
his weekly trips to the above named
| place simply because she has become a
citizen Of our happy burgh.
DIR. Fl. 3. Lucas is kept busy now
a-days attending to his patients. The
DR.. has good practice.
Brand and Huelskamp are SELLING
the renowned Minneapolis and Esterly
tWine binders as the crops are appar-
entity good they expect to sell quite a
nunlpel.
w. .. Dohenny has under the SUI
PerYlslon OF Ike Christman q large hall
.in.ael conseloceloh lor Ine purpose OF
1ippingg .ne lign1 'an'astlc zoe any otn 81
~ az .'sehien.s' wnen eoll t'ieeeu - VII
W 9 mag 'g nlllce zen STRUCTURE
Inc : '.lliaA oo =, 3Dana VII =, 1qr-
llusn L ], ene music ~ Ine iotlItn ol July.
ne ooys aie !1 ~ 'lovinss rapiuly ana no
uouoO sone WI ~. W eAcelieu py tne
~, ~ uslc ~ my oanu ~ ene NORM west.
noi 80, :, nlusio = one ssli. .
-Wllllam Foley OF this place de-
teated the champion runner OF Sibley
70. III loot race yesterday James
Bradley OF Greene Isle. The purse was
800. In a distance 80 rods it is report
ed that Foley beat him 10 rods. Fair
fax to the front.
Nichols & Horn burg are selling the
celebrated Deering steel Irvine binder.
From general reports it is No. l ma
chine.
The trustees of st. Andrew Catho-
lie Church Of this place are building a
house for a resident priest.
Sell Rros have oot IN lowe stool
Of drv goods and rrocer;es wb;ob tbeu
will self at rock bottom prices. :
IF Won want q Good f;tt;no snit Of
clothes for Sunday call and see Anonst
Shule. he will fl You out in = nroner
shane
Me- Er.nL p,ooo, , "a MIS-
ndma;,a, ,,aa+ ~ a la.h Mss a n
@a:sa.,4I 80 T- W ~, eeiio,'s >
out to a wedding in West Newton ac-
companied by three small children in .
hnggv drawn hy q fr.ot;n,s harso a AZ :
most in second after they got into the
buggy the horse became manageable
and ran away at once turning the
o buggy over ana signify, lnJurlng Mrs
bregel on the head and Miss Randwei-
Ter on the race but fortunately not Sc.
rlously and all are dong well.
hammers & Greer have on hand a
large quantity of dry goods and grocer
les Give hem call while in town
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j. A. IRVING. HY.J. MEYER
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The undersigned are now prepared to
put down any size OF Tubular Wells.
Parties wishing wells or pumps may
please call on US.
IRVING & MEYER.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-06

Now is the time to get your bug poi
sen and head off the bug crop. Strictly
pure Paris Green, London Purple, and
genuine Insect Powder at Olsen's new
drug store, Meridian Block.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-06

a funnel-shaped cyclone cloud gyrat-
ed rapidly at an altitude Of |, 600 near
Des Moines, Ia, while solid column
Of water poured from it to the earth. It
finally shot suddenly upwards and van
S he'd.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-06

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
Vixen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
aNlen sl,o became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
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To be continued.


Prudential ce.grasalasieas t. the
Queoa.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The follow
ing is the Presidents letter presenting
his jubilee congratulations to Queen
Victoria:
4" Grover Cleveland, President of the
United States of America, to her
majesty, Victoria, Queen of Great
Britain and Ireland and Empress
of India:
"Great and good friend. In the
name and on behalf of the people of
the United States, I present their sim
cere fluctuations upon the arrival of
the fiftieth anniversary of your ma
jesty's accession to the crown of Great
Britain.
And l but utter the general voice
OF my fellow countrymen in wishing
for your people prolongation of a
reign marked with an advance of pop
ular will and physical, moral and
Intellectual justice, and it is not ad-
ulation to acknowledge the debt of
gratitude and respect due to your per.
sonal virtues and for their important
influence in producing and causing
the prosperous and well ordered con-
dition of affairs now generally prevail
ing throughout your domains. May
your life be prolonged and peace, hon
or and prosperity bless the people over
whom you have been called to rule.
May liberty flourish throughout your
Empire under just and equal laws,
and your Government be strong in
the affections of all who live under
you, and pray God to have your
majesty in His holy keeping"
WASHINGTON, ID. c., 9th day of
May, A. D. 1887.
(Signed),
GROVER CLEVELAND,
By the President.
THOs. s. BAYARD,
Secretary of State.
THREE days eating at Rangers Chop
House will make lean man fat.
ORIGIN OF Ice CREAM.-The first
mention Of ice cream that is found in
our history is in the account of the
festivities following Washington's first
Inauguration as President in the city
OF New York in 1889. Among the
ices used on the occasion was ice
cream, which is said to have been pre-
pared, or at least suggested, by Dolly
Adams, then the brightest star in
social and diplomatic circles. The
new CONNECTION made quite a sensation
at the time, and probably helped to
increase Dolly Adams popularity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-07-01

THREE days eating at Rangers Choir
House will make lean man fat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-07-01
To the Unfortunate
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DlSPEnSARY

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
SPRING STYLES FOR MEN.

The spring-kc air OF the last few days has lightly
turned the Young mans fancy to thoughts OF clothes
including hats and even shoes. Taors arc preparing
to entce the opuIcn and steiny resist the
impecunious at one and the same time. They are also
,uak,ng themselves acquainted with the "correct
thing, to recommend both In material and cut The
tendcpcy In the former is to greater "loudncss OF
nottcrn stripes arc broader end chocks more
aabrusiyo than ever. This perhaps Ia partly due to
the TACT that all clothes worn much o0ser than
heretofore Trousers especially will TO baggy and cut
oimo,t straight from knee to ankle. Coats viii also
be oose In cut and shaped to the figure rs hereto
fore more especially In tho OF sack coats OF home
spun or other rough materials Four button getaways
Will be a trihe longer rs regards the tails. Spring
oyercoats are made up OF almost any material bat the
smooth metons are not used so much as formerly. .
The spring styles In hats have been out several
days There IL not q marked difference from the
winter shape save in the increased ghtness which Is
naturally conseqr cnt the removal OF the wearers
oyercoats The bruins are lighter and the crowns OF
silk hats have s hit bell, but the tendency toward
concal shane has been abandoned Shoes are still
inclined to be pointed, though not Obtrusively So:
Patent leather for street has given place 70 whas
i, technically known as Euglish Enamel" which
shows the grain Of the leather and Is more common
sense aiticle 10: outdoor use.
Collars have the pointe bent back. without being
pressed close the neck and neck are shown IN
= variety of odd shades. in plata silk without any
pattern They tied with sailors knot and pinned
with email scarfptn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
CRICKET CLUBS GETTING READY
PROSPECTS OF AN IMPORTANT SEASON.
THE STATEN ISLANDERS NEW PROFESSIONAL
MATCHES ARRANGED

THE STATEN ISLANDERS NEW PROFESSIONAL
MATCHES ARRANGEn
With the rapid approach of the sporting season the
various organizations OF crcketers in and around this
city are buslly engaged In drawing up schedules AMI
making other preparations for what promises to be an
evcntfu year In American cricket The " boom" whcn
this the English National game has been enjoying In re-
cent years appears to In way abated Judging
by the number OF new clubs recently formed, the large
accession to the ranks OF the older organizations ana tho
general spirit OF enthusiasm pervadng tho headquarters
OF the different clubs.
The Staten Island Club, the leading organize
ton of crcketers In this district has an ex-
ceedingly large membership and Its beautiful
ground at Livingstone is In excellent condition. every
care having been taken OF during tho winter Butler.
who acted clubs professional for tho last two
seasons superseded this year by W. Hunt OF Stafford
SHIRE who comes from England with high recommended
tons from leading crcketers Genial Cyril Wilson, who
has often poted the first eleven to victory will again
occupy the post Of captain There are no new players OF
particular merit but Is expected that Staten Island
will be able TO put strong eleven In the field Extensive
alterations planned for tho clubhouse including
theatre bowling alleys and rooms for junior members
and visiting teams handsome fence has been
placed around tho clubs property, ana q
number Of new tennis courts including clay one have
laid out addition to the regular cup matches
two important fixtures will DO played OH on the Lying
stone ground, namely, the matches between All New,
York against New-Jersey on June "a ana 10 ahd Al
New-York against Canada on June ~ ana jury ths
club matches 30 far arranged are Us follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

his fast eeldng Peralto The gallant Colonel Kip
athorough sportsman though be Away looks ash ne had
just stepped OF room, drives jersey Belle
There Is great deal Of confusion made
between the Strausses. The one, Nathan straus,
the owner Of Maolica, appears now on
the road with fine double team he bought In Chicago
lie Is known as "Majolca" straus. Inc other' Cail.
fornia" Strauss with final $50, or sooner strniss
be Is sometimes called he once owned tue
troter SOoner-can be roadhouses constantly
lie talks Of starting running stable: ,-
Isidore Cohnfed takes drive both Sunday morning
and Sunday afternoon and stops nj the Fleetwoou
both times. He Is clever horseman though he weighs
over 200 pounds and can get as much speed out Vi
trotter az professional.
Edward s. Stokes. OF the Holman House, and Ham
mond y. HIN, Of the Murray Hi notet
take frequent spins up toward Judge Smiths.
80 does Commissioner Brennan, tnomeh
he likes Gabe Cases better rs stopping place coroner
Dickerson drives pair SO does Roscoe Conking often
Matthew Riley, the manager OF Henry Clews COS UP
town Office takes great delight In exploiting MS cnestnut
Vanderbilt is still his fayorte trotteE Inc sire
Brothers, who bought Harry Wilkes not long ago ior
S25 5000, take little recreation and then by turn
up seveDth-ave. OF a fine Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
L. Z. MYERS IN A USTRALIA.

SENSATIONAL RACE BETWEEN HARRY BUTcHENs
AND THE AUSTRALIAN BLACK FELLOW
L. Myers has beaten W. q. George q second time In
Australia. winning the match arranged between them
and 81 900 The first 900 yards) by the
Manhattan Athletic Clubs champion by six yards the
second 500 yards by thrce-fourhs of yard time,
2:10 and SAG This is good running but can Myerss
victory George atone for his defeat by Harry Hutch
ems the worlds championi For top Of comes the
taking down OF Hutchenss number by tho Australian
black fellow Charley samucls This samuels by the
way, 10 be nothing more than q simple child of
nature His hacker had considerable difficulty in induc
ing him the brush. He docs at ALL but
eats and drinks everything that his way, and 40
cording to the Sydney newspapers enjoys himself gen
orally. he appears to have candid and confident
turc" says The London Sportsman. "When on his mark
he observed to his hacker Don't you fear Masss, III
beat the Englishman" And he did. The race between
him and Huchens is thus described BY the correspondent
Of The London Sporting Life:
Tho race was viewed with very great close upon
60O0 assembled 10 witness H. including members
d Pnrlianest lawyers doctors leading merchsn;s sporting
mon and about I've dozen aoorgnss including several
oavsrite AIS sad much ~ 70 on though It was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

Great changes have been made In the Manhattan
Cricket Club All the old factiona differences have been
put out OF the way and with complete change In the
management successful hardly be avoided
Henry Martini VINO has taken such an interest In the
club and has worked energetcay for Its welfare ana
advancement occupies the post OF secretary, and
under his guidance admirable schedule OF matches
has arranged including fixtures with staten lsand
Young America and Belmont OF Philadelphia Paterson
Trenton, etc The opening match will be played on the
club ground at Prospect Park on April % Edward
Squancc fills the Office OF president this year.
D. A. Munroe and W. Scott arc the vice-presfenta +.
4. Hubert j. White, II s. jewell and LOTUS Lowe con-
stute the executive committee and g. +. Hosiord Is
treasurer
The St. Georges Cricket Club Is likely to play little
cricket this than last but the members are
still sadly addicted to the destinations OF lawntennis 10
the neglect of cricket However In conjunction WIN
the SeaDright Club English professional pas been en-
gagged to play with the st. Georges during June ana
July, and with the Seabrgts for the remainder OF the
season.
Interstate matches will be played this season between
New-Y0rk and NewJersey and arrangements are being
made for matches with Pennsylvania ana
Massachusetts, There Is probability OF team OF West
crickeers visiting the metropolis sometime during
the and playing series OF matches The team OF
Canadian crcketers sailing for England from New-York
the other side OF tho Atlantic will be in Dublin and other
games have been arranged at Edinburgh Newcase-On-
TYNE. Sunderland. Burton Brighton. at Lords against
tile NJ C. C., Portsmouth, KensngtOn Oval VS. Surrey,
SOUTHAMPTON, Clifton, Stoke-OnTrent, Birmingham.
Leicester and Liverpool The team will be in the .old
country about months and its matches Will form
part OF the jubilee festivities